α Ori (Betelgeuse) at its historic low brightness.

Posted: Mar 6th, 2020

Technical Info

Telescope/Lens: Explore Scientific 102mm ED APO triplet FCD100

Camera: QHY183M

Mount: EQ6R pro

Guide Scope: QHYOAG

Guide Camera: QHYIII290C

Software: EQMOD, SGP, Sharpcap, PHD2, Pixinsight

Accessories: Stellarvue 0.8 FF&R, Pegasus Astro Focuscube 2

Exposure:

30 x 3" ISO/Gain: 5

30 x 3" ISO/Gain: 5

30 x 3" ISO/Gain: 5

30 x 3" ISO/Gain: 5

Red, Bortle 7 zone:

Beachwood, United States

6 m

2016

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Konstantin Leskov

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Betelgeuse on February 22, 2020, at its historic minimum brightness.

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